Hi everyone!
Are you a food business owner, food manufacturer, central kitchen operator, or food startup looking for support with food safety, quality assurance, or regulatory compliance?
I offer freelance Food Safety, QA/QC, and Regulatory Compliance services to help food businesses establish, improve, and maintain their food safety and quality management systems.
🧪 Services I Can Provide:
Food Safety Systems: HACCP plan development, review, and implementation.

Quality Management Systems: FSSC 22000, ISO 22000, GMP, and related documentation support.

Audit Preparation: Internal audit support, audit checklists, gap assessments, and corrective action follow-up.

Documentation: SOPs, SSOPs, work instructions, quality manuals, and food safety records.

Regulatory Compliance: Support with applicable food regulations, licensing documentation, and compliance requirements, depending on your country and business activities.

CAPA & Root Cause Analysis: Assistance with non-conformities, customer complaints, deviations, and corrective and preventive actions.

QA/QC Support: Quality control procedures, inspection records, product specifications, and continuous improvement.

💻 Engagement Options
Remote freelance projects

Part-time or ongoing consultancy

One-time documentation and HACCP projects

Audit preparation and food safety system reviews

I am open to discussing project scope, timelines, and budget based on your business needs.
If you need help improving your food safety system or preparing your business for an audit, feel free to send me a DM with your business type, location, and requirements.
Thank you! I look forward to connecting with food businesses that value food safety and quality.

Hi r/foodtech. Food recall data in the U.S. is public, but it's scattered. The FDA and USDA FSIS publish in different formats, and the product text is written for regulators, not shoppers. I built ReCall to fix that: https://recall-food.vercel.app

What people can do:

- Search FDA and USDA FSIS recalls in one place by product, brand, reason, or UPC, including scanning a barcode with the phone camera

- See severity in plain terms (Serious / Moderate / Low risk) next to the official Class I/II/III

- Watch a product, brand, or company and get new matching recalls flagged on the home page

How it's built, for anyone curious:

- Daily ingestion from openFDA and the USDA FSIS API, with every raw response archived to S3 before anything is changed

- SQS between ingestion and normalization, with each agency's format mapped into one shared recall model

- DynamoDB + FastAPI on AWS Lambda, all managed with Terraform

- Next.js frontend on Vercel

- A fun obstacle: USDA's firewall blocks automated requests, so USDA data is imported by hand for now

Where I'm unsure what to build next:

1. Email alerts for watched products and allergens. There's a signup on the site to gauge interest.

2. Retailer or grocery-list integrations, so people find out about recalls on things they actually bought

3. Better parsing of messy lot codes and UPCs from agency text

If you work in food tech, I'd love to know which of these matters most, or what I'm missing. It's a free personal project, not affiliated with the FDA or USDA.